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 300 deaths by monkies in more than 36 years, i GUARANTEE plants caused more deaths, b/c there are beyond septillions of them

Fatalities from poisonous plants (excluding tobacco) are rare, generally averaging fewer than 10-60 deaths annually in many regions, often involving accidental ingestion of wild plants or misidentification, notes the Arkansas Cooperative Extension Service. While plant exposures are common—often exceeding 100,000 cases yearly, according to PubMed—most result in minimal toxicity

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